Rimfire Gravity Popper - Multiple Target Shapes

I’ve now shot these 22 targets out to 200yds. They’re durable and function smoothly. A well thought out target for sure!

I've bought quite a few targets from Brad and this one is becoming one of my favorites. The audible ring of hitting steel is great, but this targets adds visual feedback too. I have mine setup at 150yds and it gives great motion with subsonic 22lr. A hit near the bottom moves it about 45 degrees backwards. A hit in the middle or higher flips it the full 90 degrees back. I will be ordering a squirrel popper in the future. Make sure you have a high backstop because these types of targets will deflect the lead upwards instead of down. Attached is a video of me and my 74yo mom putting 20rds of suppressed subsonic 22s on the rabbit popper at 150yds (turn the sound on). It's a lot of fun!

Very nice Target works well. If the counterweight on the pendulum was on each side of the pendulum, it would swing easier and even and a bushing up near the pivot would be nice.

These targets are great for matches or just at home. They hands down work and have very rugged construction. The ad a lot of soul to a match over your standard hanging targets.

Where have these been my whole life? I grew up shooting bud light cans so it only made sense I get the pop can. It's, in my opinion, the ideal size target shape/size for friendly competitions and having fun! The guard I would say is an absolute must if you plan on making sketchy shots at this thing(200+ yards) which I do regularly, and regularly miss/hit the guard. I did not get the stand but I did buy anything target that had the stand so I got to try it out and it's a must also I would say. The stake works very well but if I don't keep my field mowed low I have trouble finding a good spot to stick it. Ive already ordered another and i would like to get two more in the future. They are expensive but everybody tends to shoot the popper more than anything else so the fun factor is worth the additional cost. If you paint them immediately and bring them in after shooting they will last forever. I have steel I leave outside but these are too nice I could never.. BTW they ring really beautifully with cci sv or any match grade ammo!!

I’ve now shot these 22 targets out to 200yds. They’re durable and function smoothly. A well thought out target for sure!

I've bought quite a few targets from Brad and this one is becoming one of my favorites. The audible ring of hitting steel is great, but this targets adds visual feedback too. I have mine setup at 150yds and it gives great motion with subsonic 22lr. A hit near the bottom moves it about 45 degrees backwards. A hit in the middle or higher flips it the full 90 degrees back. I will be ordering a squirrel popper in the future. Make sure you have a high backstop because these types of targets will deflect the lead upwards instead of down. Attached is a video of me and my 74yo mom putting 20rds of suppressed subsonic 22s on the rabbit popper at 150yds (turn the sound on). It's a lot of fun!

Very nice Target works well. If the counterweight on the pendulum was on each side of the pendulum, it would swing easier and even and a bushing up near the pivot would be nice.

These targets are great for matches or just at home. They hands down work and have very rugged construction. The ad a lot of soul to a match over your standard hanging targets.

Where have these been my whole life? I grew up shooting bud light cans so it only made sense I get the pop can. It's, in my opinion, the ideal size target shape/size for friendly competitions and having fun! The guard I would say is an absolute must if you plan on making sketchy shots at this thing(200+ yards) which I do regularly, and regularly miss/hit the guard. I did not get the stand but I did buy anything target that had the stand so I got to try it out and it's a must also I would say. The stake works very well but if I don't keep my field mowed low I have trouble finding a good spot to stick it. Ive already ordered another and i would like to get two more in the future. They are expensive but everybody tends to shoot the popper more than anything else so the fun factor is worth the additional cost. If you paint them immediately and bring them in after shooting they will last forever. I have steel I leave outside but these are too nice I could never.. BTW they ring really beautifully with cci sv or any match grade ammo!!